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| MASTERING ELLIOTT WAVE Glenn Neely 1 ELEMENTARY DISCUSSIONS What is the Elliott Wave Theory? Price Patterns of Psychology Natural, Non-Periodic Phenomenon A Unique Analytical Tool Additional Examples Why Discover Elliott Wave Theory? Multiple Benefits Multi-area Application Numerous Techniques Unnecessary Helpful in Indicator Clarification Signals Infrequent, but Reliable Why the Controversy? Complexity Public Mind Set Years to Master Application Requires Time Endless Array of Specifics Memorization Frequent Indeterminacy Difficulty Why This Book May Create More Controversy What Makes Elliott Wave Theory Unique? Complete Perspective Quantification of Mass Psychology Detailed Categorization Grand Simplification Clear Delineation of Price Behavior How Should You Discover the Theory? Why Another Book on Elliott Wave was Necessary Additional Techniques Required Specific Procedures Described Realistic Diagrams Previously Non-Existent Disclosure of Advanced Concepts Original Presentation Sequence New Terminology New Discoveries, The Neely Extensions How I Discovered these New Concepts and Techniques The Telephone Course Long Hours of Work Where is the Theory Applicable? How Should You Work with and Perceive Elliott? Meticulously Open-Minded What's Next? 2 GENERAL CONCEPTS What is a "Wave?" Why do Waves Occur? Why are Waves Important? Finances Psychology Patterns How Do You Categorize Waves? Classes Degree How Do You Label Waves? Structure Labels Organization Progress Labels What Data Should be Used to Analyze Waves? Closing Price Data Bar Charts Futures Charts Cash Data How Do You Plot Data? How Many Charts are Necessary? How Complicated Do Waves Get? How is This Knowledge Used to Analyze? 3 PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS Chart Preparation and Data Management Identification of Monowaves Rule of Proportion Rule of Neutrality Chronology Rules of Observation Retracement Rules Rule Identification Graphical Summary of Retracement Rules Pre-Constructive Rules of Logic Transformation of Rule Identifiers Implementation of Position Indicators Directions Position Indicator Definitions and Sequences Pattern Isolation Procedures Special Circumstances Synopsis of Chapter 3 4 INTERMEDIARY OBSERVATIONS Monowave Groups Rule of Similarity and Balance Price Time Rounds (1 through 3) Zigzag "DETOUR" Test What's Next? 5 CENTRAL CONSIDERATIONS Construction of Polywaves Impulsions Essential Construction Rules Application to market action Extension Rule - (the Litmus Test) Introduction of Progress Labels to the Wave Group Conditional Constuction Rules Rule of Alternation Rule of Equality Overlap Rule Review Breaking Point - Impulsions Channeling Fibonacci Relationships 1st Wave Extension 3rd Wave Extension 5th Wave Extension Degree Realistic Representations Corrections Introduction of Progress Labels to the Wave Group Essential Construction Rules Flats Strong b-wave Normal b-wave Weak b-wve Zigzags Normal Truncated Elongated Triangles Contracting I. Limiting a. Horizontal variation b. Irregular variaation c. Running variation II. Non-Limiting Post-Triangular Thrusts Expanding I. Limiting a. Horizontal variation b. Irregular variaation c. Running variation II. Non-Limiting Conditional Construction Rules - Corrections Alternation Price Time Breaking Ponint - Corrections Channeling Fibonacci Relationships Flats Strong b-wave Normal b-wave Weak b-wave Zig-zag Normal Elongated Truncated Triangles Degree Realistic Representations - Corrections CHAPTERS 6 THROUGH 12 ARE ALMOST EXCLUSIVE THE NEELY EXTENSIONS OF ELLIOTT WAVE THEORY 6 POST CONSTRUCTIVE RULES OF LOGIC Impulsions Two Stages of Pattern Confirmation Stage 1 Stage 2 1st Wave Extension 3rd Wave Extension 5th Wave Extension Corrections Requirements for Pattern Confirmation Flats and Zigzags Triangles 7 CONCLUSIONS Compaction Procedures Regrouping Integration Progress Labels - Revisited Complexity Rule Manowaves Polywaves Multiwaves Macrowaves More on Degree Degree Titling Degree Symbolizing Review What is a Wave? - Revisited Flow Chart of Entire Neely Method of Elliott Wave Analysis 8 CONSTRUCTION OF COMPLEX POLYWAVES, MULTIWAVES ETC. Construction of Complex Plywaves Standard Type Non-Standard Type Additional Retracemetn rules Specifications Condition 1 Condition 2 Complex Correction with Small x-Wave(s) Complex Correction with Large X-Waves(s) Construction of Multiwaves Impulsive Corrective Constuction of Complex Multiwaves Construction of Macrowaves Impulsive Corrective More on Alternation Intricacy Construction More on Extensions Extensions vs. Subdivisions Importance of Knowing Which Wave Extended Knowing Where to Start a Count 9 BASIC NEELY EXTENSIONS Trendline Touch Points Time Rule Independent Rule Simultaneous Occurrence Exception Rule Aspect-1 Aspect-2 Necessity of Maintaining "Structure" Integrity Locking in Structure Flexibility of "Progress" labels (expansion of a pattern) 10 ADVANCED LOGIC RULES Pattern Implications Retracement Based on Power Ratings All Corrections (except Triangles) Triple Zigzag Triple Combination Triple Flat Double Zigzag Double Combination Double Flat Elongated Zigzag Elongated Flat Zigzag Wave-c longest Wave-c equal Wave-c shorter B-Failure Common Irregular C-Failure Irregular Failure Double Three Triple Three Running Corrrection Double Three Running Correction Triple Three Running Correction Triangles Contracting I. Limiting a. Horizontal b. Irregular c. Running II. Non-Limiting Expanding I. Limiting II. Non-Limiting Impulsions Trending Terminal 11 ADVANCED PROGRESS LABEL APPLICATION Impulse Patterns Trending Wave-1 Extended Wave-1 Non-Extended Wave-2 Wave-3 Extended Wave-3 Non-Extended Wave-4 Wave-5 Extended Wave-5 Non-Extended 5th Wave Failure Terminal Wave-1 Extended Wave-1 Non-Extended Wave-2 Wave-3 Extended Wave-3 Non-Extended Wave-4 Wave-5 Extended Wave-5 Non-Extended Corrective Patterns Flats B-Failure C-Failure Common Double Failure Elongated Irregular Irregular Failure Running Zigzags Wave-a Wave-b Wave-c Triangles Contracting I. Limiting a. Horizonal Wave-a Wave-b Wave-c Wave-d Wave-e b. Irregular Wave-a Wave-b Wave-c Wave-d Wave-e c. Running Wave-a Wave-b Wave-c Wave-d Wave-e II. Non-Limiting Wave-a Wave-e Expanding I. Limiting a. Horizontal b. Irregular c. Running II. Non-Limiting 12 ADVANCED NEELY EXTENSIONS Channeling (unique applications) Wave-2 Detection of a running Double Three Wave-4 Wave-B Traingular Activity Terminal Activity Real 2-4 Trendline Impulse Identification with Channeling 1st Wave Extension 3rd Wave Extension 5th Wave Extension Double Extension Corrections Identification with Channeling Flats Zigzags Triangles Complex Patterns Double & Triple Zigzags Double & Triple Combinations (which start with Zigzags) Double & Triple Flats Double & Triple Combinations (which start with Flats) Identifying the Completion of Waes Advanced Fibonacci Relationships Internal Impulse Patterns 1st Wave Extension 3rd Wave Extension 5th Wave Extension Corrections Wave-2 & Wave-4 Wave-a & Wave-b Wave-c in Zigzags Wave-c in Flats Wave-c in Triangles Wave-d Wave-e External Impulsions 1st Wave Extension 3rd Wave Extension 5th Wave Extension Corrections Double & Triple Zigzags and Combinations Double & Triple Flats and Combinations Missing Waves Where and when do they occur? How do they occur? Why do they occur? Which patterns are susceptible? Emulation Double Failure Double Flats Double & Trile Zigzags 1st Wave Extension 5th Wave Extension Expansion of Possibilities Localized Progress Label Changes APPENDIX Forecast to the Year 2060 Get Your Copy
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